<h4>Chapter 2615: Making Use of Public Opinion to Destroy Her</h4>


    By connecting everything together, was he saying that there was a third party in her rtionship, so she was heartbroken now?


    Good gracious!


    Could he be insinuating that Yun Shishi was the third party in her rtionship?


    He had this line, ‘Sometimes, things are not as beautiful as what their pure exterior suggests. What lies beneath their charming appearance may be foul and ugly’, included in his post.


    Was it not hinting that Yun Shishi had maintained her clean and pure image very well when, in fact, she was downright foul on the inside?


    Theizens were bbergasted, and their anticipation for the big reveal of the truth on Friday night grew exponentially.


    ...


    “This is absurd!”


    On that day, Yun Shishi received a call from her best friend, asking about her wellbeing. Thetter was worried that the former might feel very lost at times like this, but when she heard the indifferent and unruffled voice of her friend, her heart was put at ease slightly.


    “Shishi, have you seen thements left by theizens? They’re being too much! How could they make their spections about you when there’s no conclusive evidence? It’s so infuriating!” she rumbled. “Is that doggerel also referring to Gao Nan?”


    The frowning woman had her suspicions too, but instead, she told her friend, “Don’t get so worked up.”


    “How couldn’t I? You got implicated because of me! If I hadn’t been so stupid to date a scumbag, I wouldn’t have caused you so much trouble!”


    Xiao Xue really regretted dating that yboy, especially when she realized that her failed rtionship had caused her closest friend to be caught in a whirlwind of public opinion. She was utterly consumed by self-remorse.


    “What happened has already happened, so let’s just think of a way to deal with it. It’s pointless to keep worrying.”


    She asked nervously, “Will it help if you clear things up with the public?”


    However, the actress herself was also unsure of this, for she did not know if her exnation would be persuasive enough.


    She had strangely calmed down, though, after roughly figuring out what Zhuo Ke was after, having no sense of guilt or prick in conscience regarding the affair. She was, after all, neither a third party nor did she try to get between the couple.


    “What exactly is Zhuo Ke after? Why did he write such a thing?”


    “He’s probably been put up by someone.”


    Based on what she had heard, the paparazzo’s exposés were not a hundred percent true. If someone were to reward him greatly, he would publish even a false scandal about a certain person. Should the subject not have a powerful enough background, they would be crushed by the heavy weight of public opinion.


    To theizens, however, most of his exposés were true. Even if the protagonist chose to ignore the matter and not rify things, there was evidence to prove it. As such, Zhuo Ke became a ‘justice warrior’, who exposed the dirty side of showbiz to the viewers. They, thus, believed his words.


    That was what made things so tricky.


    Meanwhile, her friend was baffled by her words. “What do you mean by that?”


    She hesitantly exined, “I suspect that someone is deliberately smearing my reputation and making use of public opinion to destroy me.”


    “...That’s terrible! Who would do such a thing to you?”


    The actress had had someone in mind since long ago.